Misogyny in the geography of patriarchy!
By Asadullah Jafari “Pezhman” and Sohaila Karimi
Her tangled hair looked like it had been cut. She had an injury under one of her eyes and may have lost her sight. She must have been hit hard. Her ears looked...
Why inspite of 54 years since Naxalbari uprising today the party and revolutionary movement...
By Harsh Thakor
In spite of 54 years since the epic naxalbari uprising and formation of the CPI (ML) the movement is hardly moving in the direction to re-organise the party.
A series of conflicting and opportunist trends and theoretical weaknesses...
Way to Empowerment is Through Multi-Faith Grassroots Alliance Building
Dr. Shaik Ubaid
I had a “eureka moment” yesterday while watching the movie about Malcolm X and Mohammad Ali-One night in Miami. It is based on some history but the night itself is fictionalized. As many of you know I...
Women Insecurity and Rape Culture in India
By Arif Rashid Malik
Women Security is one of the formidable and onerous challenges for world right now. In spite of the fact that the slogans of 'empowering women' are being raised with great clamor in the world. It is...
Can we talk less?
By Prem Singh
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It is a well-known truth about civilization that a person deeply immersed in philosophy, spirituality, religion, science, art, literature, other diverse disciplines of study, or even in independent study etc. is prone to less verbal articulations i.e....
Why we need Digital Detox
By Bilal Ahmad Dar
Cell phones are so convenient that they’re an inconvenience. Haruki Murakami
Technology, as we know, has transformed our life. It has made things easy for us. It has lessened the humdrum of our day to day life...
Mahatma Gandhi, race and caste
By Ram Puniyani
During the course of agitation ‘Black lives matter’ some protestors defaced the statue of Mahatma Gandhi in US. Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of Indian Nation, has the unique distinction of leading the biggest ever mass movement in...